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Introducing Node Pool Autoscaling on Thalassa Cloud

kubernetes autoscaling
2025-11-05
By Thalassa Cloud

We are excited to announce the launch of Node Pool Autoscaling for our Managed Kubernetes service. This feature automatically adds or removes worker nodes in your node pools based on your workloads’ resource demands, ensuring optimal capacity while helping you control costs. Scale Automatically with Demand The Node Pool Autoscaler uses the upstream Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler to monitor your cluster resource usage and make scaling decisions. Autoscaling is configured per node pool.

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